🍊 Friday Gazette: June 6, 2025
Friday Gazette: June 6, 2025 Hello Riverside, and Happy Friday! Friday is here, let’s party. The Cheech will be
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Get to Know Steven Lawson, Candidate for Ward 1
Steven Lawson, candidate for Ward 1 City Council in the March 2024 election, answers 14 questions about why he is running for election.
Riverside Meals on Wheels expands services amid rising demand among seniors and disabled residents
Facing a rise in housebound seniors, Riverside Meals on Wheels innovates with EBT payments and a strategic partnership for better nutrition.
Legal Roundup: Riverside police officer denied immunity after shooting
A roundup of recent legal stories affecting Riversiders from our friends at Follow Our Courts.
This Week in City Hall: December 18, 2023
An annual review of the City's efforts to reduce homelessness, the possible expansion of RPU's low-income assistance to cover trash pickup, and consideration towards the potential sale or donation of two decommissioned RPD helicopters are all on City Hall agendas this week.
Patrick Maloney out of Ward 1 City Council Race
"Invalidated signatures" on Maloney's nomination forms disqualified him from the ballot.
Get to Know Your 2024 Election Candidates for Mayor
Riverside’s 2024 mayoral race heats up with The Raincross Gazette’s exclusive interviews with incumbent Patricia Lock Dawson and challenger Jessica Qattawi.
Get to Know Jessica Qattawi, Candidate for Mayor in the 2024 Election
Jessica Qattawi, candidate for Mayor of Riverside in the March 2024 election, answers 14 questions about why she is running for election.
Get to Know Patricia Lock Dawson, Candidate for Mayor in the 2024 Election
Patricia Lock Dawson, current Mayor of Riverside, answers 14 questions about why she is running for reelection.
Human Relations Commission launches $1000 Grant for local nonprofits
Riverside nonprofits can apply for a $1,000 grant from the Human Relations Commission to support their community-focused initiatives.
This Week in City Hall: December 11, 2023
Short-term rental regulations, reducing City Council monthly meetings, and an appeal for a failed ethics complaint against Councilmember Cervantes are all on the agenda this week.
Innovative hexagon house designed by UCR students reimagines sustainable living
Breaking new ground in eco-friendly architecture, a team of UCR students has successfully built a unique hexagon-shaped house powered entirely by solar energy.
Mary S. Roberts Pet Adoption Center Joins nationwide reduced-fee adoption event
From December 1 through 17, the local adoption hub will feature reduced fees for dogs and cats, aligning with the BISSELL Pet Foundation’s nationwide initiative.